”This enforcement action is in strict accordance with Section 130 (1) of the Public Health Act, 2012 (Act 851), which states that a person shall not manufacture for sale, sell, supply or store products regulated under this Part except in premises registered for that purpose under this Part,” the statement read.
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“I knew it would be a monumental moment for Rhythms on the Runway and for Ghana,” she says. “If I wanted inclusivity in the industry, I had to be willing to take that first step.”
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Addressing cadets at the 2026 graduation ceremony of the Ghana Armed Forces, the President charged the newly commissioned officers to uphold integrity, discipline, and professionalism in the discharge of their duties, describing these principles as non-negotiable in safeguarding national security.
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This year, Meta has already laid off several hundred workers, mainly in its Reality Labs division, which focuses on its “metaverse” ambitions, hardware products, and AI initiatives.
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Chakabars also operates at the intersection of philanthropy and development. He is publicly linked to a major real estate initiative popularly known as Sanbra City, a diaspora-focused housing and community development project in the Accra area described by partners as spanning roughly 300 acres.
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The event, rich in royal pageantry and deep cultural significance, saw the digital star immersed in ancient customs, culminating in him receiving the local name Barima Kofi Akuffo.
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The musician explained that he had remained silent for years despite the emotional and mental toll the situation has taken on him. However, he said he decided to speak publicly for the safety of himself and his family.
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Widely regarded as one of the most influential figures in Ghana’s gospel music history, Yaw Sarpong rose to national prominence as the leader of Yaw Sarpong and Asomafo, a group that shaped the sound and structure of modern Akan gospel music.
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The Ghana Statistical Service says sustained poverty reduction will require targeted social protection, expanded healthcare coverage, improved education outcomes, and decent job creation, particularly in rural and high-poverty areas.
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The case, formally styled Shadrach Owusu Agyei vs Mohammed Ismail Sherif, reached a decisive judgment on January 16, 2026, when Her Ladyship Justice Afia Adu-Amankwa ruled that most of the allegations lacked sufficient evidence. While the court acknowledged that a management contract once existed between the parties, it found that the plaintiff failed to substantiate key complaints about financial losses, unaccounted revenue, and other claimed damages.
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